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Mid-September 2026 Issue
Mid-September 2026 Issue

Police Fleet News

Police Fleet Professional Staff
Police Fleet Professional Staff
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Indiana State Police Seeks Nearly $30M for Fleet and Technology Upgrades

Indiana State Police is seeking nearly $30 million in federal funding for new vehicles, surveillance technology and investigative tools to support the agency’s work with federal immigration authorities. The proposed investment would expand ISP’s operational capabilities and provide additional resources for immigration-related enforcement efforts.

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Snowmass Police Add Electric Motorbikes for Trail Patrols

The Snowmass Village Police Department is expanding its trail presence with new electric motorbikes, giving officers a quiet, agile way to patrol areas that can be difficult to reach with traditional vehicles. The bikes will help officers respond more efficiently while increasing visibility throughout the community’s trail network.

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Daytona Beach Unveils Plan to Replace Aging Police Fleet

Daytona Beach is moving forward with a new plan to replace aging police vehicles and improve fleet reliability. The initiative aims to put officers in newer, more dependable patrol cars while creating a more sustainable replacement schedule for the department’s fleet.

Dynamic Friction Expands AMECA-Certified Brake Pad Coverage

Dynamic Friction Company has completed AMECA certification across its brake pad lineup, expanding compliant replacement options for a wide range of vehicle applications. The milestone reinforces the company’s focus on safety, performance and dependable braking solutions for the automotive aftermarket.

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